Tim Taschner
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758 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 24 Feb
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Well, because it's depreciable in nature, there's a lot of nuanced rules in this.
That's actually not something that we're going to capture the actual tiling cost itself on.
But if you're saying, but for example, I think we all know sitting here, different nutrients in your soil, well, they're going to have different issues based on if there's a lot of moisture, if there's not a lot of moisture in the soil.
You might have to treat your fertility different on that field, and you may have to do some applications differently, and it's the first time on that field.
Well, now maybe we're looking at some of the fertility in that field.
Does that make sense?
credit even better than the deduction.
And that's what I said.
And you're still actually deducting that expense.
You don't lose the deduction.
you get an additional tax credit, which is that code section I cited.
And where it's interesting is its first question is, does something qualify?
So that's what our team assesses.
And we can talk about how we look at the data and whatnot.
But beyond that, then it's what expenses can I attribute to that that feed into this calculation that determine how much in credits you actually get.
You know, look, I would tell you this.
If you've got 800 acres and you're farming, you're going to have enough inputs where it's going to be worth your time.
What I tend to see is most guys when they get below that, they can play the prepaid and deferral game a little bit easier than some other guys.
And there also tend to be challenges with some of the data.
And then the credits they get relative to their time, it starts to fall off a little bit.
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